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The History of Home Schooling in America
Posted by Ben McClintock, Thursday, 31 Oct 2024.
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Ben McClintock said:
Saturday, 02 Nov 2024 5:02 PM (MDT)
That’s so awesome! So satisfying to see it pay off on the next generation as well. Getting out of government school is one of the most important aspects of fixing our current situation.
Christine Davidson said:
Saturday, 02 Nov 2024 4:59 PM (MDT)
I am a senior and a grandmother. I homeschooled my four children in the 1980-1990s, after taking them out of a Baptist school first. We lived in Rockford IL at that time. Surprisingly, IL allowed homeschooling at the time. We did not have to report anything to the state. That may be because we were already off their records and in a private school. And yes, we were unusual, pioneers. No one else in the Church was doing it. That was a long time ago. I don’t know how IL is currently. I currently live in Utah. Presently three of my children are homeschooling–One in Utah, one in Washington state, and one in Massachusetts. As far as I’m concerned, Homeschooling is the only way we can save our Judeo-Christian culture and freedom for future generations.